‘We Miners Die A Lot.’ Appalling Conditions And Poverty Wages: The Lives Of Cobalt Miners In The DRC
The Oasis Reporters September 6, 2024 Labourers load sacks of cobalt onto
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DRC Is The World’s Largest Producer Of Cobalt – How Control By Local Elites Can Shape the Global Battery Industry
The Oasis Reporters September 5, 2024 Raphael Deberdt, Colorado School of Mines and
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Rest At Last: Bullish Dangote Celebrates The Production Of PMS With Products In Filling Stations Within 48 Hrs. Nigerians Jubilate
The Oasis Reporters September 3, 2024 When images of one of Africa’s
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Treating Nord Stream Blasts As A Whodunit Misses The Point – And Plays Into Russia’s Plan To Distract And Divide
The Oasis Reporters September 2, 2024 Keith Brown, Arizona State University In the
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Giant Batteries To Store Wind And Solar Power Can Speed Up South Africa’s Energy Transition – How That Can Happen
The Oasis Reporters August 28, 2024 Gbenga Apata, University of Johannesburg South Africa
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Competition In South Africa’s Electricity Market: New Law’ Paves The Way, But It Won’t Be A Smooth Ride
The Oasis Reporters August 28, 2024 Rod Crompton, University of the Witwatersrand South
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Nigeria’s Niger Delta Biohazards – High Radioactive Levels Detected In New Study
The Oasis Reporters August 16, 2024 Omeje Maxwell, Covenant University The Niger Delta, in
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Jet Fuel From Sugarcane? It’s Not A Flight Of Fancy
The Oasis Reporters August 16, 2024 A medium-size passenger jet burns roughly 750 gallons of fuel per
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What The World Can Learn From Clean Energy Transitions In India, China And Brazil
The Oasis Reporters August 16, 2024 Jenson / shutterstock Radhika Khosla, University of Oxford; Ajinkya
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African Economic Expansion Need Not Threaten Global Carbon Targets: Study Points Out The Path To Green Growth
The Oasis Reporters August 13, 2024 Daniel M. Kammen, University of California, Berkeley
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